Abstract:The inverse eigenvalue problem appears in many applications such as control
design, seismic tomography, exploration and remote sensing, molecular
spectroscopy, particle physics, structural analysis, and mechanical system
simulation. This paper investigates the matrix form of LSQR methods for
solving the quadratic inverse eigenvalue problem with partially bisymmetric
matrices under a prescribed submatrix constraint. In order to illustrate the
effectiveness and feasibility of our results, one n… Show more
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